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Along
the road up the volcano,
Marisol and I take a
reflective moment to look over
the high altitude farmland
around us.
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by Jon Kohl
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Crater
Diego De La Haya
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Diego
De La Haya
is 80 meters
in depth and 1000 meters
across. Implies much erosion
in my humble book.
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Marisol
looks for a better
vantage point, teetering upon
sure muerte if she should fall. |
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Marisol
and I walk along
the expansive Crater
Playa Hermosa.
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by Jon Kohl
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I have a thing for signs. You
should see my forthcoming
Turkey pics. Will there
ever be signs!
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on the image at the right
for the billboard you see upon
entry to the crater trail (which
is extremely short).
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A
cute young park ranger told
us that if
Irazú
should erupt,
communications all across Costa Rica
could be interrupted. The highest
point in the middle of the country,
it seems to beckon radio tower
construction.
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"
U.S. Department of the Interior
Unlawful To Disturb
Information Write Washington
Geological Survey "
Disturbing
this could lead to
military reprisals
by the
United States military!
Beware as others have not!!
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